The Loog Piano may be a fun, kid-size instrument, but that doesn’t mean it should look or sound like one. Now, Loog is adding a brand-new category to its collection: a $299 portable instrument that ...

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Loog is a company known for manufacturing fantastic starter instruments for kids, with the company's diminutive electric guitar making our list of the best audio-related gifts back in 2019. Now it's ...

The internet-breaking, cult-classic Hello Kitty Stratocaster is officially back – back in limited edition white as part of an all-new Fender collection alongside a new-colour fuzz pedal, guitar strap, ...

The latest project from music education company Loog Guitars isn't a three-stringed Gibson classic to go with its pint-sized Fender Strat or Tele electrics, but a 37-key portable piano for kids of all ...

When I was ten, my dad put a bass guitar in my hands. Having been a musician himself, playing in a variety of bands in his youth through his twenties, he was interested in in playing with some ...

[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpk3GY7HHDs&feature=youtu.be] Children who are about to rock, we salute you. The Loog Pro is a guitar made just for kids and ...

The 3-string guitar maker appears to have created a stunning entry-level instrument, but how long until you outgrow it? When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission ...

I should mention that Loog advertises the Loog Pro for ages eight and up — I’m not sure why, it fits perfectly in my toddler’s hands and lap. I’d certainly reccomend against alllowing a small child to ...

The Loog began as Atijas’s thesis project as a student at NYU, and when he wanted to turn his prototype into a proper product, he turned to — where else? — the crowdfunders on Kickstarter.com. Atijas ...